Joshua Ross

Athletics

Age

Olympic History

Athens 2004

London 2012

Career Events

Athletics Men's 100m

Athletics Men's 4 x 100m Relay

Joshua's Story

Joshua Ross competed at his first Olympic Games in Athens when he lined up in the 100m, finishing fifth in round 2 and 20th overall. He went on to become Australia’s third fastest sprinter of all time behind Matt Shirvington and Patrick Johnson, recording a personal best of 10.08 in 2007. The six-time national champion returned to Olympic competition in 2012 where he made the Olympic final as a part of the Australian Team in the men's 4x100m relay. The Australians awarded sixth place (USA DQ in 2015) behind the Jamaican champions anchored by Usain Bolt.

Olympic Results

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